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In memoriam: Yves Frégnac, influential and visionary French neuroscientist

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By Bahar Gholipour Verified
| The Transmitter Verified
Contributing writer The Transmitter Share this article: Tags: Vision, Brain mapping, Neurons, system neuroscience, Visual cortex Adrien Peyrache first encountered Yves Frégnac some 20 years ago. Peyrache, now associate professor at McGill University, had signed up for a graduate neuroscience class about the visual system, taught at École Normale Supérieure in Paris on Saturday mornings. On the first day of class, Frégnac showed up late and disheveled.
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Mistaking a duck for a skvader: How a conceptual form of circular analysis may taint many neuroscience studies

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By Bahar Gholipour Verified, Mikail Rubinov
| The Transmitter Verified
Bahar Gholipour Contributing writer The Transmitter Tags: Methods , Philosophy , Representation , Systems neuroscience Picture a male goldeneye duck in the midst of its signature courtship move: its head thrown back, its bill open and pointed up. From a certain angle, it looks like a rabbit, albeit a feathery one.
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AI Is Helping Scientists Explain the Brain

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By Bahar Gholipour Verified
| Nautilus Verified
The brain is often called a black box but any neuroscientist who has looked inside knows that’s a sobering understatement. Technological advances are making our neural circuitries increasingly accessible, allowing us to closely watch any number of neurons in action. And yet the mystery of the brain only deepens. What’s the meaning embedded in the collective chorus of spiking neurons? How does their activity turn light and soundwaves into our subjective experience of vision and hearing?
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